Covid-19 hits 348 more Filipinos abroad - DFA | Global News

Covid-19 hits 348 more Filipinos abroad – DFA

/ 07:01 PM February 04, 2021

MANILA, Philippines — The number of overseas Filipinos who tested positive for Covid-19 climbed to 14,389 cases as the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported 348 new infections on Thursday.

“The reported spike is due to [an] increase in cases in Europe as well as late reports owing to privacy concerns in the Middle East and Africa,” the DFA said.

DFA figures showed that of the 14,389, some 4,383 are still undergoing treatment while 9,052 have already recovered, including 88 new recoveries.

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Meanwhile, no new fatalities have been reported. The death toll remains at 954.

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On Thursday, the Philippines recorded 1,590 additional Covid-19 cases, which brought the country’s total to 531,699.

READ: Covid-19 cases in PH reach 492,700; active infections now at 24,478

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Globally, over 100.45 million individuals have so far been infected by the new coronavirus, which originated from Wuhan City in China’s Hubei province late last year. More than 2.16 million have died from the disease across the world.

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